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Way back in 1986, when digital communications was in its infancy, Congress passed the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA). Originally conceived as an amendment to the 1968 wiretap law, ECPA’s sponsors intended to cover new technologies like email and online networks. … Continue reading
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IN CONGRESS, JULY 4, 1776 The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and … Continue reading
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Recently, I’ve been revising a chapter in the 21st Century Marketing book that David Coursey and I are writing. Of all of the chapters in the book, it’s the one that’s had the most revisions and changes. That’s because it’s about … Continue reading
Like most Americans, I try to keep a clear dividing line between my professional and personal lives. It isn’t always easy, though, in an era where social media started as a consumer playground and evolved into a tool that any … Continue reading
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One of my cousins said that he’d looked at Twitter, and it seemed to him like a bunch of 20-something people without dates sending messages to their friends about stuff he wasn’t remotely interested in. I showed him my Twitter home … Continue reading
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One of the fallacies of the high technology industry is that innovation is a linear progression, in which new technologies completely replace old ones. That isn’t always the case. A number of smart companies are hosting cloud applications and virtual desktops on … Continue reading
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It seems that lately, everybody has been talking about Klout scores, and targeting social media influencers (individuals with large networks) to build awareness for brands. Finding and persuading those with high Klout scores and identifying the influencers has become the … Continue reading
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A couple of months ago, I wrote that jury duty has a new list of potential pitfalls for social media users. Seems I overlooked one potential pitfall in that post. This week, a juror in the U.K. was found guilty of … Continue reading
I was thrilled to have this blog featured on the Technogranny show this morning. We talked about: Things you can’t say online (First Amendment limits) Keeping your job while having your say (Employee rights) Copyright issues for social media users … Continue reading
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A couple of weeks ago, lawyers from up and down the Atlantic coast of the U.S. gathered at the Marriott Marquis in New York’s Times Square York City for the 23rd Annual Corporate Counsel Conference East Coast. Like attorneys everywhere, … Continue reading
Marketing Where Technology Intersects Life 